~..~ .
MI
' be• Dona - Meet&
• •-•• •
tihtenti:tat i a totikittonthi the farmer: M*.
nurial-if*illroktity.Arled out, Where likely to be
wanted; yholgd be attended to.I yourma
tnre co,riyetiikrit r shaded heaps; at . preper &slaw
cePaPans anti-cover the tops.of heapa nightly, with.
'charcoal &it, pulccrent muck, ok peat, - .'a alight
Master of parts. iitheiot these will pit.
Tent m pan, at lea.st,: tie mamma escaping with
the first warm day. ,Prepare ground as early as
ppesibleinni/sPreitri ; riO limne manure at the time
. -Wan oan be &Wed In within a(eii floors. It you
eanitot of the abolle .
'named ankles to
eqYflr„ 1110 ,:Fa.4 1 4 1 ra ,heaPs aIPs I tregpirod far we,
.throara &walleye! fulls of soil for.,eafte_heap.,
- -General Forni ., Trork:l,lNteires are - not in good
-•or4oriiielhem attended to. .cqi, pile and proilaie
wood for summer; repair buildings;'_ wltitewast
i l
stab Terri clean, 9nt 'ol'litte! and :sprinkle with ptas
,ter,t haring Mirirythirig reinnir d''So,:the comport
heap that can.' make foal air uring.isarm spring
days, and thus preserve the heallth of both - men and
t oanimalai clean and whitewash poultry-Louses;
clean' hog Pens, tm
s, &n...litici yenr tools of all kinds
if alreaiy done, and me ;h i nt they are in good
order:: Repair 'harness, &o. Look well- to your
stock. If they are not properfir cared for ztt this
'season of the year, they can nbt be expected to da
the terivy spring 'work. if yell have pursued the
barbarous unworn of leaving manures exposed all
winterinesousfards, withAt Iproteclion horn the
atm:withers, cart it out immediately, as - directed in
the beginning of this article, and thus stop the grea-
ter wartelariaing from warmer weather. If you
have any 'manure,.mole than will be %ranted fur
,spring use, make jit into comp4t with meek, peat,
pOnd.rmul, or even headlands rather than lone the
mare valuable parts °f its conitiinents by leavingit
unprotected. 'lf you can, pat it under cover; and
if you have no manure sheds, coverthe heaps with
any of the absorbbnts of ammonia befcire named.—
An oecasionalAnipkling on its surface of water,
in Which onetihousandth of itsi weig,ht of sulphuric
acid has been mixed, will be ierviceahle bychang,-
.ing the carbonate of ammor4a to the sulphate,
and thus precint its evaporation, and consequent
loss.
A►: that we save noted abo
' done in February and ear►y
know that they are often ties►
thus late.
Meadotei and old Fields —"
done or old fields that are sward bound, or which
bore but different crops of hay fail season, give
them a thorough harrow iog as soon as the frost is
I out of the surface, while . thO ground is soft, then
sow to each acre four quarts of
,timothy seed, one
bushel of plaster of paris, five bushels of newly
slaked lime; all well mind, land finish by rolling
—.American Agriculturist.
•11, after the above you wily sprinkle the surface
with 100 Ibr. of nitrate of soda, (cubic petre) in so.
Mims, much benefit will ensue.
Fields occopied by winter grain, if.partially win
ter kilitd, should be harrowed, thci bare spots sow
ed wiespring gniin or cl4er, and suitable top
dressings, and then the whble tolled Any roots
disturbed by the harrow wilt be partially restored
by the roller to thesoil, and [the abration will cause
such roots to tiller, (throw out new shoots from the
first joint) and, taus give Cud crops.— Working Far-
WICTA
Manure your Garden.
Manure may be carted or wheeled into the gar
den at this sew% of the year, when there is not
mucli out door work to 'attend to. This will ad,
yance preparktiens for gartlening, when lime and
labor are more :valuable. Manure cannot be ap
plied to better advantage any where, than in the
gnrden, therefore, it should always have a liberal
allowance. This, however, May be over-done by
a continuation of the must kind of manure in large
iluantititr, year after yeas. It a garden has thus
been forfeited with barn y4rd manure, which is Ire
tinently the case, some ferhiliter shbuld be applied.
Lime, applied once in three or tour years will be
very beneficial, and if thei soil has become too still,
a liberal coating of road sctnd may be used to great
advantage, It any one diubt the propriety of flip
plying road sand to resusci i tate.old gardens that have
been surfeited with old barn-yard manure until it
ceases to Afris any apparent effect, let him try on
a part of his garden. Covet the soil two_inchea
deep with the sand, give ih a thorough mixture
with the spade, and it will act like a charm.
Dig your garden deep. If the subsoil is not sui•
table to bring to the top, Which is often the case,
trench it by keeping an open space on the top,
while yOu dig and pulverize the subsoil. This ape
Cation should be carried to the depth of two feet, at
least. Many roots will penetrate beyond that depth
if thesoil is properly prepared. The greatest ad.
vantages, follow deep digging in dry seasons, and
trench draining is necessary to success in wet lo
cations.
The moat important potts in preparing ground
.fOr enecessint gardening, ar --mum/remelt and dig
deep.
• 1 ~
, A Nast Rum or -Fanct.—Mr. John it. Reming
ton, of Mcmtgomery, Alabama, (the inventor of the
Etitninglon Arial Briill e) has, patented a new and
nsehdinventiort; ' Iris a, Willett, for making solid
_ fncercal durable as granite, and at a very reasona
ble eost.of construction. the chief" ingredient is
sand, and it can be easily manufactured by plants-
*lob hands: • Themo:ki t t ,panel s• are: conveyed to
the ipot where the fence is to be located, and the
'two legs:of eachlet Otto the ground like common
posts: The cost. to lli6l planter is estimated at JO
,
cents per panel, - of ten , feet by five, four inches
1 ,1
thick—:-fir , — cheapet t an' the *wire' fence. It does -
no; or - at leisislimiki of detraCt _from the Merit of
It
this inventioni that it sila from , Alabama, this time,
rather than from Ma no' or Pennsylvania, or that
v
the. modest liuleto, u 'of Montgomery ' ventures
competition with the Mat, mar.ufseturing cities of
the East for the' hono i
of originating some: of the
useful discovery of the' ege , ,,, darterion ,Couritr.,
'
Horses should:be etrriiiistid.lnisished n i dai-`-
)y
'This is as iseemliarY:4:it4l4l*o*l°.
wash his hands snit Iwo -dank. Ills tge.
oessary to co:tiros% but lApenranientbeal
'ult.! Ott: 1111*.tit e FUede :
prayer s.oulltie engraved 11,40,...*0gef00
the area of a half dialer
Wen—year falter; if* 60.4* 40):4110_
every body's eye as it Liltyatint,-1 4 **:41*!,
`would be no thirty hy in putting it en - about*
times."
IE3
6011 W
, 4 -0,
Atritidtiml, Store, Stott
WHEELER'S, & ALSO EMERY & CO'S
YIZW4OII.III R'ATZ ALSIMILTIVILLII_SOCIVIVII lISST
Bail .Boat -Horse rowel. 4.l'l'6ller
y
With the Latest and Important In:prevenient*, fir
- which 'Patent is iteura
TEM subscriber takes this method . to , inforti:the
Farmers of Billikol44/ the adjoining entinties,
that he is agent for, end h r We r the abottsc.el ora
ted and unequalled-Monte Power and , Threshing Ma-
chines, which, he. ,is. prepared to furnish, on rim same
terms ea by die
,minufacturir. with the.addition of the
actual cost , of transportation, contrictedfor at: the
and, best rides. • • - •
The subscriber his gold a number of the - shove ma
chines - in this. end the adjoining counties of Chernung
'and . Tinge, N.Y., and all wiihout exception base Oen
ihe:Sery beat 'Satisfaction, and whim they arta:town.
all farmersi give them the preference, oa account of
economy 1n - threshing, being operated with much
expense, and cracking and wasting much less grain
than pray other machine - in use.
The Two-Hone Power Thresher ith n teperstor is
cipable r .with three or four men, of thredd (n=lso
to 700 bushels of wheat or rye, or datable that quantity
(oats, per day. . ,
:stem
The prices for Emery dc Co.'s one :
Here Pofwer, 00'
do Thresher and Separator, as 00
dO Bands, wrench, oih.r and •
-extra pieces, a 00—x125 00
do Tao-horse Power, 3110 00
do. 'Fresher and Sepaiator. 35 00
do Bands, oiler, wrench, &c., 6 po—siso 00
Also,Wheeler's *nations pow er,Tbresher,
and Separator; complete, (unproved this
season) $l2O 00
Wheeler's twahorse Power, Thresher and
Separator, complete,. 148 00
Price of Emery's Tresher and Cleaner,
•
irith ;rands, wrenches, 75 00
do Saw Mill, complete for use 35 00
Price of Grant's Fan Mills, adapted for
band or power, from 22 00 to 23 00
The subscriber will also the eemieteeeeen be 1 0: e*
pared to furnish to order
EMERY & Co.'s NEW
e should haie been
March; but as we
cted;.we j ame them
THRESHER AND CLEANER,
F you hare anyrace.
...
Emery & , Co. tor nearly two years put have been
experimenting to perfecta cleaner, to. In operated with
their Power for public , and field threshing; and with
- much time and,expernse have succeeded .to-their entire
satisfaction, and are now , prepared to furnish.* Self
cleaner, combmed with all the advantages of their
time overshot cylinder, and at the same requiring less
force to operate its rotary motion, than is required by
the vibrating separator. It has been thoroughly tested
during the last harvest, and some of them have been
used the•past strum for threshing in the best grain
growing sectiuns of the state 'of New °York With the
best success--threshing months together an equal am
ount &tidal less expense, thart the conlmon thresher.
1( 1 1es
with the vibrating separators.
• • The. Cleaner bu all the
grain v of a good fan
ning mill, cleaning the ain or market, wasting
none. The additional cost being but little More than
a fanning mill, or abOut thirty doUttra-,—makiiig the
whole Thresher and Cleaner cost .75 to the Farmer,
and with Erner o&Co.'s tweohoraepower.slBs 00.
The Cleaner can be detachei, and the Thresher us
ed alone when desired. Them* Thresher and Clean
er are destined to take the place of the old. expensive.
and cumbrous thresher and cleaner now in use.
Farmemand. others wisbing to procure any of the
above•mentioned 116rse Powers and Threshers, will
ave trbuble, risk and expemie„ by purchasing them of
the subscriber. j_
irr On, account of the large demand for the above
machines, and ! the difficulty of Immediately filling or
ders for them, !Verso ns wishing , to purchase machines
should give me timely notice as to what kind and at
what time they wish to procure them.
Farmers wishing to do their threshing immediately
afterharecti, should procure their machines as early as
the first of July. Also fai sale
AMICIITURAL & HORICILIUM. IMPUMNBI
At thartisfactureerrdail prier*, rude as .„
CORN SHELLERS, HAY & STRA W CUTTERS,
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLANTERS,
STUBBLE,SIVARD,SURROIL §* other PLOWS,
DOG POWERS FOR CHURW ItENDAWS
- CHURNS, GRANT'S GRAIN "ADZES,
Revolving Horse Rakes, Bay, Straw and Manure
. Forks, 4c. Also,
Cad Iron tnd Mood C[strrn and %It Pumps,
LEAD PIPE of all sizes, is largo or midi gaanti•
chap for cub.
R. M. WELLES will, the coming season. be pre.
Tiered to furnish J.T.Grant & Co's celebrated palm!,
Premium Graft' Cradle, -
wholesale and veleta • The cradle will be furnished
with AIWA celebrated Scythe, the beat made in the
Union and warranted. Orders respectfully solicited.
from town and country merchants. •
Also for sale, a large and well selected.assortment of
COOK, PARLOR 4. OTHER
VARIOES IIZAIITIPOL PATTERNS ) Elia ) PRICES ) &C.
My stock of Stoves, and prices, will compare &wore
bly 'with those of any 'Stove Store in sny of the large
neighboring towns." •
Tin;
_Japanned and Sheet iron Warr,
manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail, Cheap
or 'Cash. . ,
'.;49* large :sad full Calalogria Of,,Agricultural imple.
nientitpd Stoves, mil engravings, famished gratis,
!titter hire, or on application by mail post-paid.
2, 1 • RAYMOND M. WELLES.
• ..-•'Atbents,'Pa., November 30, 1850. 1,26
effil
Irarietl,,Vroe — ery = aid. Liquor Store !
A -- -
TIFF NT has penrared tds establishment
41,Ui="diniettimiiisi the ;street' from his old stand, in
iseciipied Doane, where be will
bs wads hil oLi tastoracitic eta se many new
- 0114 ofifitiltf be desirous of? .arcbasing articles in hi.
vs aiti , lowat posiblet tt tO. Nov. 140850.
%gttniMaat litplentetits; &c.
..... I.' 1"i
Fusin cm
• G&NIR•L AfidORTNERT. 01 IMPROVED.
~,.
mac Co ;iv, 31r-i
`. Antbitalo
i.taivoFi N S UFt A►i4ItEDEP 01:
—•-• • •
strosice.i
On dit ;few pnnegk bxunitcl the snagsvd partgapate
,atiluier .. k . .CiOultsllso,ooN
mediisl lakr•'
sauce giittp,.*Pa volcmaiona setevel3, by„ •
• • 1,, ,- .L:Z-C4PO PI
,4 10 ,1 , 04theilidPet ,
frogipio9oe, vgasi loss byYke ert
The WeAblagtost,CoOltutttlil liiintranee Co*
The hue* Mutual .Company in the World.
Capitalrorrerlll,ooo.ooo.......threr 100,0°0 members.
BEM
The Slat* Dliatwit, Egiorristpurat PAP
The great Pennsylvania Company. being aiarmers
Alba blerebenes,Coropatayorith t laige,andineremOng
mish'find, beitirbotb r steak and'fliumal 'Company.
E.' , 'C4NFIELI4 Ndept, Athenii, , Po;
_ . ,
Medals. and;llosuity Land stavney,
The subseribcebaymg . recetvedmil the Pension laws
trecetwau instructions and forms, from thitproper den
partatent nit Washingtim, will attend us the application
of Soldiers, Widows, and minor children of Soldiers,
who by the - late law sre entitled to` , l3ounty Lands for
services rendered during the war of 1912, or any ofthe
Indian Wan( sinceoi 790. - And all. Pension elating on
der-the various sets of Congress. The late !pension
liwa and decisions giving to ; many pensions not here
tofore entitled to them. • Prompt attention' given to a
post paid communications; by
• Athens, Dec. 28. 1830. J.-E. CAIiPIELTY..
-. . .
IittIi4MANCt . ANNUITY_AND 1110T1OMPANY..
chafer Perpetual. pia systerii. Ciplfizts2so.ooo
Office No. 28, Merchants'Exchenge.
(ARCA NIZE D upon the "mixed prineiple;" Stock
N... 1 and Mutual, which combined featured offer to in
sured members double thewsual security. The Coil)
syste.a of payments , has ilso, been adopted, thus *void
ing the heavy drawbacks 'created by unpaid preimum
notes. The table rates-of prentinin, upon which ha po-
Helot are being Weak is the only scale eXperienci hu
proven should be adopted. as affording requisite secur
ity to be inured, and , an undoubted' guarantee for the
perpetuity of such institution.. An experimental ta
ble may be found worthless, at the very instant - a poli
cy should possess its greatest value. Life t4nrance,
aerj irroperiy is smiting the attention of the world.'
fhe public hoarier, in their coMmendktile Willingness
to embrace and employ its wise and salutary provisions,
should make ultimate security the primary and most
important object, which can only be attained by so ad
justing the premiums u to anticipate unexpected loss. ,
es and fluctuations of every kind. It is the purpose
of this-company annually to credit, upon the polices,
of holders and books of the Company, such in amount
of prate as shall not affect the stability, or impair the
sacredness of its-contracts.. Premiums , may, at the op
tion of thei irniunid, be pal& annually, • seini , anribally,
or quarterly, in idianee. All neretsiry information
together with blanks, pamphlets, Arc, may be ohtained
gratis, at the office of J. E. Cssarsia, At4eills Pa.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B Goddard.
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, George WHenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Deirereux,
lYillisns M.:Goodwin, John L. Linton.
STEPHEN W. CRA WFORD, President.
Mammas W. Teowisow. Pies President.
Cats. G. Ins.ar. Secretary and Treasurer.
Asevaar—wlldanuel'Eyre.
, .
hereby given. that the
/Li partnership heretofore existing between the sub
•seribers in the Harness and Trunk making business is
this day dissolved by mond consent. H. smith &
Son Will settle the business of the late firm. Those
indebted must make immediate payment, and those who
hale agreed to pay grain, are notified that unless de.
livered at the time agreed, Cash will be expected.
E. SMITH,
November 15,.11150. JERE CULP.
SAMS, HARNESS, AND TRUNK MANUFACTOR . Y.
E. ansitls IV Son,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public - that they
will continue the business at their old stand, north
side of the Public square, and will keep on bend. and
manufacture to order, every variety of BADDLEB,
HARNESS, TRUNKS, VA LICEB, &c., of the best
materials and of workmanship, not to be, surpassed. .
By street attention to business, and . promptness in
fullfilling engagements. they hope to continue the litr !
ant patronage they have heretoforeenjoyed.
Csaauoa Tatxsture will be duos on short notice,
in the neatest manner.
AU kinds of Grain, Produce, Rides, Sheep Pelts,
will be taken in exchange for work.
Clock, Watch, and Jewelry Store !
A.M. WARNER takes this method
A
'-`)
s .
.., , of informing his old customers and the
public generally, that he has purchased
• _ of J.P.801., his stock of Watehea.-Clocks
' and Jewelry. and commenced the above
basineir in all oils various branches at the old Stand
of the latter. on Main street, two doom south of Brick
Row. His nintation se a watch repairer is so well
established in this comdtunity.guilt is hardly neces
sary to say a word on that poin ts` fWith his long es
penence and great advantages fiw /parking a thorough'
knowledge of the business, he has confidence in saying
to the public, bring on your watches and clucks, I will
do - them justice.
• All goods sold, or Repairing done, warranted as I
recommend, or the money refunded.
A good assortment of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
kept constantly on band.
My motto shall lar—quick sales, small profits, cash
down, end no credit given. Credit need not be asked
for--as lam boned not to maim its aequainmnee.
Towanda. Jot, 12, 1850. A. M. WARNER.
CHARLESIK LADD,, M. D
•
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO,N, Office in the
Block; up stairs; North side of the
Polio Square,tiver .Elwell's Law Office. Entrance
between Elwell% end Adams' law. 'offices; where .be
uay always be found when not professionally eppged.
Towanda. July 12. 1850.
J. WINTOSIL 'DENTIST,
TYAB removed to a few doors below Bridge street,
1111 on the East side of Main•at. in the building for
merly occupied by J. D. Montanye Esq. •
All operations amounting to /40, or over, one h _ al
to be paid down, the remainder in three mouths. I
the operation proves unsatisfactory, the motiey paid..will
be refunded, A note of hand however must enure the
payment of the half left unpaid, with a proviso. -
DRS.. HUSTON . Bt. PORTER ;
DHYSICIANit AND 'SURGEONS; Ace, month
amebae Ward House where they may be found
ready to attend to calla of their profession.,
LEICZYTIIILIE
THE SUBSCRIBER. having now ccimpleted his
arrangements for the accommodation of the - Travel.;
mg Public, feels emended in soliciting his share of
Public Patronage. 'His Tate shrill be furnished with
the best the marketeforde. His Stabling is Large and
Warm. His ilpiatiell he filled with as good Ligriov
aa are to '.heiloend in the, counliti.
BESIDES. ter the accommodation of many , the;
subscriber is manufacturing Bode, Shima,Saddles, Harr.
nem, Trunks : and ;Thisee,•4c„ 4e. 'And keeps on
hand,' good assortment of„ PATENT MEDICINEtt,
for all of which hii palm* will be wilted only a erode
rare prin. . . .
Cairo one, come all, both far and neat
A liter yet/T*o.
.i hole to cheer,
•
And 60P =title if Ton wonktbdy
. Cellst Powyville and try. , • 1
nit patronage . and lams , th e will
ileum accept the.asecere ihrsiskald T. D. kiPB4N9. ;
,Lsoeysille.rob:..l3..lBlsl.
I
THE UNITED' ?TATES'
COODSZL AND ATTIANILT-•••Thomas Bala.
P. B. Hon., Medical Examiner for Athens.
December 27, 1850.
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGS IN TOWANDA!
LARM. asiiiirtmetit of Cloths, Cassairneres and
Sottisen.; also Calico arid other Do Goods , io
cheap that defies col:epodes at PHINNETI3.3
ll
issolaumnataf 4boolaiment.,
•fpEE nein terns of this fnitittwilin wilt comxtience
1-L, Meads,. the. thli, Ibtr January =ant i ; tinder
the.eharge*: MR. DAVISON. SI Principal, an lifiss
BARSTOW;Treceptress: - '
..11tition* tame Eleven mob: i
Orthography, 'Reading," Geogra•
rig and.MeatilArithrne4c, • , • 52 00
The a ante. With English Grainutar; Attlee , .
Arithmetic and Town's Analysis,. ;,-, ' • --, 13 00
Philesdrihyiehentistry,Rhetori4 Logic, As- -
tronomy and Book - Keeping, ' 4,00
Algebra, Geometry; • Trigonometry, Btarvvi 4 .
fog, Cortictilections; Analytical Geometry.
Ace. r- ; 4 50
LatinAreek and French Langusges, 6 00
Fuel; let 'and 3d. terms, • ' • •35
' No scholars:0111 `be received for a less time thin
s half term.: r
Scholars entering after the commencement and
'before the middle of a quarter will be' charged for
tee whole quarter:
Board can beobtained in-private families on rear.
sonable terms. J. D, MONTANYB, , Prest
C. L. Waal; Seo'y. of Board of Trustees. ,
Towindarßei.lo, 1850.
AGENCY OF 1
Dr. Fitch's Celebrated' Medicines
Pulmonary Balmaii, Depuratlielbrip t
Pectoral•Haim:tent, Heart Correcto
Poltnonary•Lin' iment, Humor Correettiv, •
Anti-Dyepeptio Mistnie f Cooeb 'end Cathartic Pills
Henri's*, Female Pipe,
Vesmifuge. • Female SpeeifiC i
Pure Aid Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, &c,
,
Used by him constantly and With unprecedented sue
ass In the treatment of Coughs, Colds, Consumption
Asthma, Heart Diseases, SeiVxkh 1 5 4 4 11
Diseases. Rheumatism, Female CoMplaints, Piles, 6c
Piteh's*apislledPotent silverplated' ,abdomins
supporters; Improvedpleted stand epilog shoulder
lases; Dr, Pitch's silver . inhalingtube!
Dr. trite tea Celebrated Rix Leeictsva
On the prevention and core of Consumption, Asthma
Diselees - or the Heatt.lie 4 lind on the method o
preseiving health• mid beauty, hi in old age;
.
This book should be l 4 every family. To the Coo
etnoptive it point* out the only region:44i hope for re.
lief. To - mothers, the aireitioas it givei in the eariend
eduestitia of _children' ate invaluable. 78,000 copies
this'hOcik'hitvi Smell thiougti r the press, and the sale
continua unabated.'
' For side by S. S. ?Ivrea & Co., 7098roeifitrY.
T., and - HUSTON & PORTER, Towanda, and by
C. 5: RATHISONE, Canton:
Piteh'e Guide to baron& or direction► to
persons using Dr. Fitch', remedies, to'be had gratit(Of
all the agents. 13y.
- TRAT 111. sits
TO TEE sour SENSE of THE COMOINITY.
The Allowing (quailed series of Pomily Meduines
map ..be dependedwon with the utmost confidence.
They have the approbationvj the bat pitysi
flans in the country, and are recont•
mended by all who have used tham
at superior to any medicines.
They hare been betore the Public for five yam,
During which time more than 5000 eartificites have
been received from eminent public men
and others, and are now on file
at the Company's office.
They are Compounded;
With the utmost care and skill, and the ingredients
are thoroughly tested by scientific ebeinifts, so
that medicines If a uniform and reliablequa•
lity are guaranteed in all cases.
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are particularly valuablefor the prevention and cure of
Fevers in generakall4tilious and Liver Complaints,
Jaundice, General Debility, Common and Sick
Headache. Dyspepsia, Heart Barn, Combines*,
Griping, Urinary Diseases, Obstructions of
the Menses, Influenza, Asfhma, and for a °
variety of othe. Chronic Diseases; In
fine, for all ordinary family uses. ,
o:3'Full directions, for the 'rations Diseases sicempery
• each bog.' PrIMI 25 cents a box.
The Cele' fenbergliientary Syrup,
speedy and incaltible remedy in Diarrhoea. Dysente
ry. Bloody Flux, Cholera Morbus,Cholera
and the Anyone. Cantatas, if taken with the firm
symptoms. viz: ..vomiting and dimig& li no.
ver fails to cure the,'worst possible antes of
bowel complaints, generally in a few bemrs.
abidom beyond a day. It ; is Piazze
VaosTast.s, and taken in 'any gem.
ttty is perfectly harmless.
M=I3VI
The Gentftnbetg Oren Mountain Ointment.
Invaluable for Burns, Wounds • Sprains, Chil
Corns, Bores, Swel.ings of kinds, Rheumatism,
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula,sUleers,
' the side and back immediately relieved, Indian.
mation of the Bowels, and for all cases where -
there is falai:motion.
Marshall's Uterine Catholleed.
A certain cure for, Prolepsus Uteri, and for, most (tithe
distressing complaints incident to females,• Pro.
pared by Dr. THEO. POMEROY, of Mini
solely for the Oreefenberg COmpany.
raa OTHES WILDICISTS
Eye .Lotion, Heald& Bitters,
Consnmptive Balm, Fever and :Ague Pills,
Children's Panacea,• libLys Pile Oiratnient s
SarsaparillaCoMpound.
The Grgefenberg Manual of Health, i cotiplete
hand-boot of medicine for families. Priite ofti Bents.
' 0f5ce,214 Broadway, New York. '
CAirriow.—The public, is requested to bear iii mind
the euerytbing prepared by the Graefenberg Company
has their seal open it. - i 3
Spurious articleti have been issued closely teseMbling
the genuine in every particular, except the geld, and
the utmost care should be used before porchasing.
Agents for Bradford Vounty-.-Dr. litisrdtv and
,Br. PORTEIf, Yowling*. :. , ,,1 y3B.
, g 7----
Doctor Voureelt gbii , Vvrenty-Five M.
`Y MEANS Or THErOCK
'ESCULAPIES. o v Every
.rI is t own , Physician ,?RIK.
rave edition, with up ards of
e i r
waved grightlings. , bowing
tate 'diseases in ey shape I
I form, and caldron:li tions of
, g, iterative systern.
BY WM. YOUNGO4. D.
'be time has now arrti,J, ed, that
.arson;suffering from t dis.
cores, need no more be qere Ome the
by the prescriptions ebntained
..ate may mire himself, withditt hind.
fence to buriness, or the: knoiviedge of the J - Olost in
mate friend. and, with one tenth , the' usual! eXPense.—:
In addition to the gel:feral . routine of ply* disease,
it fully(ezplelns the cause of. manhood's early decline,
with obiervitions on marriage—besides many other
derangements - which it Would not be proper to enentei
ais in the public prints.
• o Any person sending 25 cents each:well in-a let
ter, wilt frame :one - copy of ihis , book.ity; mail, or
five copiiiWill be sent for one dollar.; 'Address, "Dr.
W. Wong. No. 162 Spruce street, Philadelphhi.”—
. .
Dr.Yollq43l can .bst consulted art tiny of toe
Diseases described in his dittertad publicittero r et his
psi % 'taa Space Street, every day between 9 and 3
o'clock; (Scads'', eicepted.)-:
rROCERIEB-
A large stock . of Teas, • Sugars
lull (a giiod article for 6 cents,) Coffee, Pepper .
Rice, tobacco &c., can be bought cheap for cub
at an K . & CO
ISM
41soccUattatissii,:,
AN ADVERTISEMENT
._::**'# - *; , i..
mitg OF TIE.IINGH*ON BOAROING I ML
.
VOA Wird tidal; inelailingOttbduaphi
ing ; Writing. Aritbatatie.rAlsebia,lbxdoki;epieg,•
English Graitiinaratttitodo, Cotipoiltiora, Osegraphy, ,
lied of the Globee.Mlnersko.. Philoaopby,and
Agronomy..(widi the use of'a good ?Oatmeal tO iilus
trite those saildies,) Morillhilcalephy Pod Cluenlst4,
pagable dasitetly in adiance; v:IllOtr 00
echolata;per quaker, - ' - 4,00
mu C6tßoaa. , • - .
French, - - - $4 , 00
Latin, • ' 400
spi t ath;: ; • • '• : 4 00,
I Mune. (on the piano,) per quarter, ' 10 00,
I Embroidery and rug work," 2 Ott
Any-young lady rectiiing inatruetien on the ',brio,
..pdviteged to learn rug workur anyone of the above
s a gus ges, mkt thesituagnie; without additional charge.
To* young lady who studios= the English branches,
the terms of learning (*eh of the above branches. are
per quarter, $3 00;
Instructions on the 00111 11 '. ' 4!00
Use of Pianos. ' ' • 'l5
Drawing and painting'in watercolors, incltiding
the tub of initerials, such as 'drawing paper,
pencils, dm. • 4 00
Oil painting on canvas*. ~. 10 00
Painting transparent window shades, ineliding • -
the sopplY•of materials,-each ' 4 00
Formula - painting on paper, silk and Teltet, per
' twelve Inman% -• 6.00
GiWing on silk, cape. site. ; 4 do. 800
Wax Bowers, per nnarter, 6 00
Pens and ink, "y 50'
Washing, 4 50
Dowd in vacation, $3 00 NO *eel.
Letters poatopsid, 'adorned to the Mimes WHITE
&GRlPFlN,Dingtantori, BrUcnis co., N. Y., will d-
'fie will keep constenry oti Ininil:and manufacture
tp order, Morocco, Calf and . Coarse Boots and Shoes ;
Ladies' 'Gaiters, Shoes, an Slips, Chiklmes do.?
depCs Gaiters aq. Pampa 4-e. . ! •
i t
0.3. Canary Produce; of ost deacriptionii. taken in
payment for work; at the m ket:Ptice. , •
ToWsmia,'APril 26. 1850, ..
tr . . SliXl 1.. 11'4'1 1, vrai j ussz o
NEW ESTA;'LISHMENT.
rINHE - smbeeribers hive , commenced the FOUN-
J. DRY business et the ;id stand forme!) , occopi.
ed as a Chitir and Bedstead Factory in the Borough of
Towanda, where we will ho &ourselves in readiness to
attend to the wants of any end ail persons who May
favor tie With a call. We , ope by strict intention to
1 business to met a share of. ' üblic patronage.
We are fitting up aMA HINE , SHOP connected
with the Pumice, where w hope to be able to do any
and all kinds of finishing .. dfitting up 4se: We will
endeavor at all times to ken a good assortment of Work
on hand so that customers,
,y be accommodated on
the shortest notice. .
HAYING taken. pains t secure the services of ex
perienced workmen from e state of N. Y., we flatter
f o
ourselves we shall be able turn off work in a work
manlike manner and as good as can be done in any
other establishment.
- We shall also be - prepawl "for the manufacture of
stoves by the guantity,and will keep constantly on hand
a few select patterns for Tail.
Ths subscribers invite al persons who may be in want
o any thing - in our line to ve us a call and we gliaran
tee they wilt not go away Unsatisfied.
Saw Mill Rods or P ara! slides, Mill minks gud
r
geoni 4'c, kept enstantli on bold.
Also plows of the Most pproved patterns and Plow
Points by the piece or qu may to_suit purchasers, as
low as cut be procured at y other establishment.
Cultivators of the mos approved patterns, also a
superior article of Corn P ow, for sale by -
ENOS TOMPKINS,
f l
N. C. TOMPKINS,
' " GEO. W, POTTER,
150.
Towanda June 28th, VP
etetinte takenr
,
.
Removed to B. liingsbery's Block !
Tr .1. Crsamber/in, '
AS just returned from the city
of New tort with a large
I
, lik
supply of Watches, Jewelry and
/ • , Stier ware, comprising in part,
.
' 1 th following: art i cles :— Lever,
ilt Ll , pine and Plain Watches, with
\II.,
~.... 4 a mplete assortment of Gold
------ ! Jiirelry. such as Ear Rings, Fin
ger Bingo, Breast Pins, racelets, Lockets, Gold chains,
Gold Pens. Keys, etc.,Also, all sorts of Silverware,
and spy quantity of Steelßeads--all of which he offers
for sale ezceeedingly chasm for CASH.
Watches repaired o short notice, and warranted
to run well, or the money will be refunded. and a writ
ten agreement given to that effect if required.
N. B.—MAPLE SUG AR , and Country Produce
taken in payment forty k; and alas. learn now, and
forever, that Me Produft must be paid token the work
is done—l war against radii in all its forma.
W. . CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
Towanda. April 28, B5O.
SURVEVIIIOAND MAPPING
HAVING resrumid the business of SURVEYING,
all Work tetra ed to my-care will be done with
sectitaey'snd deeps'. Notices left •at the " Ward
ensuret
House" will ensutention. ..- '
May 24, 1850., JOS. CAIRN. SIMPSON.
Refers to—G. V. 11 ‘ 713n, I Michael Meylert,
C. L. rd, ' J. kliryden.
ZEO• 41(Q-.. XICIIIENDIC.IIO,
CO NTT SCRVtltitit.
HAVING locatep in Towanda, big services may
be obtained b " addressing a line through the Post
Office, or by callin at the effiee of Ulysses Meteor,
Tag., where be wi r be found, or where a written ap.
Ilicatinoe may be It " Nov. I, le.bo.
!MASON,
1-Ayr gAgEßtrgtg,9
a street, font dents Itidge
e may be found, when MA inotva.
Towanda, N0v.30, 1850.
E H.
IPIEMVII4
fArrICE on Itite
‘,/ /Mit, where
!ion ingsiged.
OOR OLOTH, dre.—Good all Woo
eary Floor Cloth, and 84 Mugge
r male very low by -
• • o.'ll. BARTLETT.
Carpeta v also
just received and
Dec. 21,'1850.
84ir
V that freshbe •
retained, Caffite;
of which will be •
lte4seiee; 0 4 4 10 'chests more of
Tea twurcmfecl" goad of the money
ateiattehltiee, 'nab and Tobaecn; all
.41 cheap at rord.
in exchange for work.
-Afflicted ,do - of Despair
Another bin rescuediront Dea th
' Pu/mOnie Syrup'.
The following csar us one of greatest 'triumphs
of Medicine over dismute;etier published in medicalhis.
• Piempted hy no olherihatithefeeling St iiinerad once,
and for,the,benefit,of iny afflietad renew Wage, • l de.
sire to make lagwo anima description-of *disuse,
and the unestierned curell obtained from SCHENCKS
PtILMOSIC About , three yea: ago r was
afflicted with a violent cold; which settled ofi InY breast
and side and eiiety few dart woelid lithe conside r&
ble blood; my dash, was tight and distressing. E very
day I bad idolent fever creeping chills, end prtifusa
swats at night; with great difficttity of breathing and
great lea of appetite; irleiortein was entirely pros.
traced, being confined to my bed most of the tinte.
Tiro of the most eminent physicians of this city at
tended rae. and after exhaustihg all - their skill, pro.
nounced my case , incurable. •Indeed, one rid my
lunge were almost gone, and I mild not possibly re
cover. At this stage of my Meals!, r was prevailed
tiptitt to try Dr. Schenck's Pstlin'ortie Syrup, and berm
'I had taken hair or dozen bottles, was so far reoovered
as tote to go sheen the houa. It stained to strength
en my whole*system—it kibsened the cough and stop
-tied the ideeding-.-my bowels became regular, sad
every thing I ate,,seemed to digest easily and nourish
my whole system. - Indeed, such war the rapid pro.
gran of my health and so sudden the change, that
became too sanguine of a speedy cure, and'atandon
ed the use of the medicine before the disuse was
thororighly eradiated, which resulted in another attack
of bleeding at the longs last tall, accompenied byre die
tressing cough. I ageht cortnnenced taking the Pnk
mottle Syrup, end ant for Dr. liliehenck who. upon a
careful uninitiated, advised me to condone using it.
Before I had taken four bottles, an abacus fanned in
my side, Which gathered suit broker, discharging, as near
as I can` judge, a pint of very disagreeable yellow mat
ter. This seemed to cleanse and purify my whole sys
tern, Frma this time I began to get better, and am
happy to say entirely recovered. lam MO at this
time I enjoy better beilth then I have for the last ten
yeari." Since I cbmthenced taking the Palmer& Sy r .
op, I have never failed to recommend it wherever I
went, that others, ar Well as myself, might be awed
saved horn that aisle disease; for I feel it ti ditty I
owe to the afflicted to publish it to the solid. Permit
me to mention a few caeca which have come under my
immediate observation. Being on a visit to Camden,
N. 1., larsummer, I saw a child, evidently in the last
stage of bowel consumption. The mother informed
me that the physicians had given the child up as in.
curable. I told her what benefit I had received from
the use of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, and induced
her to procure a boar. I beard notbing more from
the little sufferer nntil aliontztelreOrnonth. after; being
in the Market, my attention was drawn to a lady who
observed me very attentively. She finally approached
me, and asked if I was not the leay . who recommend
ed Schenek's Polmonic Syrup to her dying 'child last
summer in tlamden. I replied that I ,was. She said
that her child had entirely recovered, and was uncom
monly healthy. Her name is Mrs. Wilson, and now
resides in Bridesburg. Another butyl whirl mention
in particular, who had a scrofulops affection. Her face
and neck presented one continued sore, and one of her
eyes was seriously affected with it. She bad become
greatly emaciated, and to all appearances past rtcoveryi
I induced her to try Schenck's Pulmonne Syrup, which
abe did, and is now perfectly cared. Another lady,
Mrs. McMullen, whose residence I will give on appli•
cation, was evidently in the last stage of Consumption,
I prevailed upon her to try the Pulmonic-Syrop. In a
very short time she warentirely recovered, and now en•
joys excellent. health, having become exceedingly fleshy
These are three cases within my knowledge, which I
know were cured by Schenck's Pain:ionic Syrup, AU
who doubt this statement, and will take the trouble to
call on me at my residence Parrish street five doors
above tenth north side, I think I will be able to satia
re ntorily convince them by own cane, and others that
I know have been cured by this Syrup. Since my
cure, there have been so many to see me to know what
I took, that I have had a very good opportunity of
knowing a great many that have taken it, and have
been greatly benefitted thereby, and I think if persons
afflicted with Conanthption or Liver Complaint, would
send for Dr. Schenck, and let him carefully examine
their lungs, and if he says he can cure thern, follow the
directions, and prevent taking cri they will rapidly
recover.
GULIEL3 L. LhIBERT,
Philadelphia, May 29, 1849.
J. H. Sceascs—Dear have known Mn..
Leibert for several years, as a member of my church,
and have all confidence in her statement, and am re
joiced to find her again restored to helalth. :Any thing
more, in addition m her statement, is needless.
Yours, truly, THOS. L. JANE WAY,
Pastor of the North Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, June 20, 1849. 6th at. above Green.
Prepared and sold by J. H. SCHENCK, at his Lab•
orratory S. E. corner Goatee & Marshall sus., and by
the following Agents in Bradford County.
Geo. A. Perkins, Athens; D. Bailey, Leraysville; T.
Humphrey, Orwell; Maynard & Woodburn, Rome;
J. J. Warford,,Moriroeton ; D. D. Parkhurst, Le Roy ;
C. E. Rathbone, Canton ; King & Vosburg, Troy ,
and by MIX.& MASON, Towanda.
Price, $l per bottle or sfr per half dozen,
:);F:V o‘ . ‘p iN
PULMONARY BALSAM,
The Great COUGtt itEMEDI:.
Many years of experience, and more than a Hundred Thnie4
Nand Cures of Conainuollee Complaints, have proved toy
'the Undoubted satisfaction of tar persons ivho Lave become
quainted with this mi.'s:hr . /al remedy, that It is mrently superior,
because it is Boating and hmliag, and mess cumin to cure
Consumption of the Lanes, than ant other Remedy in Me
world. Vie know. however.,thra it is said by IMMO that Criminal,
Lion can not be cured. tie that the opinion of the niauy or t h e few,
we shall nut attempt to arcue with ouch. but this see eel wy, sal
do darter as a fact, which can be proved in theaaantrhe of case&
that this,medicine has cured Coughs and &ague vvhtcb, bclias its
mires were effected. were called real Coss uutp tl on, end which
wens attended withapaptaws that resembled, and were to all
span like the symptoms of those tVio die, and whets dead are said W
have died with that fatal disease Cocutamption. Balsam
s lats cured thenotods of persons who were said to be bt ufeleanly af,
flirted—who had hard, dry, ruckizia coughs—Poo , in the Breast
Side, and Roth—DlMeulty of liretathinx—rtuidstt irrelars
titre —Hectic recce —lvigar•Smet wasting away of the
Flesh end Blood. renting hating each complaints have been
cured idler it was said they soul[ sot live a week longer. Ili.
Medicine has cured some 'who were supposed to be in a dyias
*tete, hut, by the use of this remedy, they now lirei and oktoy
good health:
This lishiautistrwrfy a regetable Ofeverraii. It is pleasant to
take, and reeeerdoes lnjt iy in any stage of diocese or under non off
cumstanees. it etreCUl Its wonderful and alleoet ntirarafou.
Cures by Parifying... Stetergtherlayr, sod Ineigoenging the
whole system—by median the thenintion,Und 'producing a hriant,
action—thus allaying Coach —wathing Its Berees— sand aide
awf tergierfle9 Expectoration. It Cares the follow me iflas
Consumption,
COUGTIMand Oh. Brerciitis, A;Vsm, SAtliste at 7wii M
Ute bits Pala* is tilt Mitaet, Sib, and C Nerrouft
ga ...
n
StrevaN Piletionqfthir Heart imd all ?MAL WEAK.
BSUS Couri 4 M , b,mising therefrom, atillera
tam, 4ac.. .
lFsor Proof 'and particulars of citritg. see oar ramp
ea and Handbills—ell ciar#c"ts Wm them to give on,.
for sale by HUSTON de PORTER, 'rewash
C. M. Herrick, Athena; C. X. Rattibune, Canton ;
D. D iParkb urst, Leroy ; 1. Hanson, Monreeton ; E.
W. Baird, RummeralieW; D. Bailey & Son. Leßayr•
villa; T. Humphrey, Orwell; Maynard & Woodbuto,
Mime ; E.S.,Tracy, Smithfield ; Coryell & Goe, liuc•
lin pon L .3c E. RunPon, Troy.
All orders must ho addreised 0. WALLACE r &
Co. 304 Broadway, N. Y. - 34eocilv
Very Strange but true.
♦„ Gentleman of Utica , . , has obtained, from
.1t the Witch-huel, a Ample tremedi, which lays s
more just claim to the name of ” family cure all" than
any Medicine we have ever before knowt. Nothing
is connected with it but 'a little Alcohol to preserve rt,
and yet it acts with great certainty itvremoving Psin
and.all local inflaniatiors, curing all /Mk burns, b . rut '
aes and' lameness,. rapidly. Piles; bowel e o mplasnii ,
cholera-morhus, hemorrhage, earache, t0p131;3,116;` sore
eyes, and all Denton. affections. 'lt is white as wilt"
and as harmless, and ilia called
" Pontra.Pain Destroyer and Healing Eriratt."
None is genuine except'.` Pond'. Extract" is blown in
the bottle. Mr. Pond OM introduced this 'calcine °,
the public and has . expended'. vest deal of 'hp an d
.m o ney in bringing it to at higiestate of perrec ti g n i andd
we now warrantevery bottle to give satisfaction.
- A man by the name of Spencer has put forth art
article called "The .Coyle Extract" which claims to
be faun the Witch-bevel. If from that shrub, its name
I perfect deception, and it is a very imperfect aru
clo las - ncit deemed. get a pamphlet and see. , rn
tal l
rot i aala at.Mentanye's & Co. Towanda, a S.
insonrooton, Parkhurst Sc Lamb Leßoy, lierra"
Willey Franklin. June sth 18e*